Horror Movie Review: The Trip (I Onde Dager) (2021)
The Trip never has a dull moment. It’s not just funny or scary. But within its layers is a tragic story and real emotions surrounding Lars’ father and their crumbling marriage.
The Trip never has a dull moment. It’s not just funny or scary. But within its layers is a tragic story and real emotions surrounding Lars’ father and their crumbling marriage.
The Bone Snatcher was written by Malcolm Kohll and Gordon Render, directed by Jason Wulfsohn and stars Scott Bairstow, Rachel Shelley, and Adrienne Pearce.
Written and directed by Isaac Rodriguez, Last Radio Call is a middle of the road found-footage horror based off Rodriguez’s 2016 horror short, Cop Cam.
Amityville and werewolves… why the hell not? It’s not like we’ve not had every other kind of horror idea jammed into the misshapen hole that is the Amityville series.
Influenced by the Hammer and Amicus horror anthologies of 60s and 70s, writer and director John Williams brings us a distinctly British anthology horror that has its tongue jammed firmly in its cheek.
Let’s be honest… if Texas Chainsaw Massacre hadn’t been picked up by Netflix, very few would have cared that a new movie was released.
Is this it? Is this the film that finally sees Amityville related horror jump the shark? Oh, who are we kidding, that already happened around 20 movies ago.
Don’t be surprised that, come the end of Feed the Devil, you’re feeling very confused by what you saw. You’re not alone. This film isn’t sure what it wants to be and most will be left scratching their heads by the lack of coherency in the story.